The Christian Church should never stand still. And while the Church must never leave the foundation of her Reformed  heritage, she should always be looking at ways of  strengthening it. The greatest body of uninspired Christian truth ever written was the result of the greatest revival ever to take place - The Protestant Reformation.

The Free Reformed Churches of North America are the North American counterparts of the Secession Church (the Christelijke Gereformeerde Kerken) of 1834.
During this time in Holland's history, there arose a need to distinguish between those who would stand for the truth of God’s Word and faithfulness to Word and Confessions over against the liberalizing trends of the State Church. The FRCNA is a Reformed Church, committed to the Scriptures with unwavering loyalty.

The FRCNA is also a Second Reformation Church. What does this mean? It means that while we are deeply committed to the work of the Magisterial Reformers (Calvin, Luther, Beza, etc.), we are equally interested in the experiential nature of the Puritans in both Holland and Britain. This means we seek to promote experiential Christianity by earnest, doctrinal preaching, teaching, and holy living. The FRCNA also seeks as David did, to serve our "own generation by the will of God" (Acts 13:36), without compromising in doctrine.

Therefore, we are a forward-looking congregation which seeks to bring the "old paths" to the present generation. Please take some time and read about the history of our federation.